Features
Open Math Edit puts you in the editor’s seat by presenting you with a variety of useful features.
OME’s most powerful feature, as explained down the page, is Mathcasting, with the
XHTML+MathML combination.
Here are some of the classical features of Open Math Edit:
- OME works with popular word processors such as MS Word and OpenOffice.org Writer, allowing you to
integrate mathematics into written documents of any type: equation sheets, lab reports, study
guides, and so on. Through the clipboard you can also paste mathematics into photo editing
software and work on posters, or slideshow presentations.
- OME includes sharp rendering for on-screen reading and smooth rendering for high quality printing.
- OME supports output to picture files, including: BMP, PNG (Portable Network Graphics, the web’s
free and lossless graphic format), and EMF (Enhanced Metafiles).
Here are some of the innovative features of Open Math Edit:
- OME operates on MathML Presentation 2.0, today’s leading format for describing mathematics. MathML is
based on XML, the web’s most extensible language.
- XHTML provides numerous advancements from surfing the net to enjoying web services. OME most powerful
feature Mathcasting allows you to work on all the <math> tags of an XHTML document,
whilst keeping the rest of the markup untouched. This means you can work on all of the mathematics
of a webpage together at the same time, in a way that is graphically mathematical, and then you can
come back to reedit, whenever you need to.
- OME allows people to work together on mathematical lists over a LAN or across the Internet. Students
can work on homework assignments together by quickly exchanging equations. This could also be a
useful feature for online teaching.
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